Congress Leaders Slams PM Modi's Remarks, Say BJP Afraid of Rahul Gandhi's Outreach to Gen Z
- Congress leaders criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks at Shri Ram College of Commerce's event, suggesting BJP's focus on Gen Z outreach shows anxiety over Rahul Gandhi's influence.
- West Bengal Congress president Subhankar Sarkar stated that BJP is afraid of Rahul Gandhi and that Prime Minister Modi lacks a genuine connection with Gen Z.
- Congress leader Rashid Alvi accused Prime Minister Modi of delivering a misleading speech lacking substantive content and divisive language.
- Prime Minister Modi defended his 'Dimagi Naxal' remark by comparing it to homeopathic treatment, claiming it exposed those promoting harmful ideologies.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi once again addressed students at Shriram College of Commerce (SRCC) in Delhi and launched a scathing attack on the opposition. Approximately he mentioned his “Mindagi Naxal” statement made from the ramparts of the Red Fort. Prime Minister Modi said that just as a small homeopathic pill provokes the disease in the beginning and then treats it from the root, the effect of his homeopathy pill given from the Red Fort is …
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Times of IndiaCongress leaders slams PM Modi's remarks, say BJP afraid of Rahul Gandhi's outreach to Gen Z
Congress leaders criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his remarks at Shri Ram College of Commerce, accusing the BJP of anxiety over Rahul Gandhi and growing Gen Z outreach. They also questioned Modis comments on Congress, his “Dimagi Naxal” jibe and, separately, raised the Ram Mandir donation controversy.
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